Conn. Practice Book § 7-21 — Removing Exhibits and Other Papers

Unless otherwise ordered by the judicial authority, it is the duty of attorneys and self-represented parties, upon the final determination of any civil case, to remove from the courthouse all exhibits that have been entered into evidence, briefs, depositions, and memoranda and, if not so removed, such items may be destroyed by the clerk four months after the final determination of the case, without notice.